
31 January 2025
FRIB researchers are part of a team that measured the deuteron inelastic scattering of beryllium-10 and had its results published in Physical Review Letters (“ Near-Threshold Dipole Strength in 10Be...

27 January 2025
On 22-24 January, FRIB hosted the Accelerator Science & Engineering (AS&E) Workforce Roundtable and the Office of High Energy Physics (HEP) Accelerator Traineeship Principal Investigator (PI) Meeting for the U.S...

10 January 2025
Recent experimental discoveries are reshaping how scientists view atomic nuclei. Traditionally, nuclei have been classified as either stable or unstable, but this binary distinction overlooks the wide range of nuclear...

03 December 2024
Stability and instability, measurement, acceleration, fragmentation, and navigating mystery—these are shared themes in both nuclear science and dance. At first glance, these concepts might seem best understood in isolation, but...

25 November 2024
Dean Lee, professor of physics at FRIB and in Michigan State University’s Department of Physics and Astronomy and Theoretical Nuclear Science Department Head at FRIB, was awarded the Outstanding Faculty...